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Wayne's World
Wolverine
Wayne's World: Publisher: THQ.
Year: 1993. Difficulty: Easy. Graphics: Good.
This game is easy to beat. I beat it the first day I brought it home from the store. Still, it's fun to play Wayne and Garth in a video game. The graphics are a little crude and the characters aren't real good likenesses to their TV/movie counterparts. Still, Garth has a taser that he can zap bad guys with while Wayne can kick his opponents. Throughout the course of the game you'll be able to fight ninjas, black cats, giant spiders, bouncers, musical instruments that have come to life, the Tidy Bowl Man, and many other things. Between levels you'll see Wayne and Garth talking about the same things they do in the first "Wayne's World" movie.
Wolverine: Publisher: LJN. Year: 1991. Difficulty: Easy. Graphics: Good.
This game is easy to beat. The hardest part about winning this game is the final battle with his enemy Sabretooth...because he's always bouncing around! But if you can push the villain over the cliff you've got it made! Lots of interesting locations and villains to fight. After Wolverine kills so many villains, he goes into a temporarily invincible berzerker rage! Collecting burgers and beer bottle icons increases his strength. There are also cameos from other X-Men heroes including Havok, Psylocke, and Jubilee. When you find Psylocke, she'll give you a device that can summon Havok when your strength is low. She's drawn pretty "big" in her brief appearance. Yowza! When you find Jubilee, she'll give you a device that will allow you to breathe underwater for a longer period of time. Magneto is the main villain you fight before Sabretooth and he is EXTREMELY easy to beat. He isn't any harder to fight than the thugs. The graphics are pretty well done, but all the characters are so small on the screen that you just get the idea that you're seeing Wolverine, Magneto, Havok, Sabretooth, ninjas, etc. They aren't very detailed. The best thing about this game is that you're playing the roughest, toughest member of the X-Men throughout the entire game and taking him on many wild adventures in the skies, above ground, underground, in the water, and through tunnels and mazes of all varieties.
This game is easy to beat. I beat it the first day I brought it home from the store. Still, it's fun to play Wayne and Garth in a video game. The graphics are a little crude and the characters aren't real good likenesses to their TV/movie counterparts. Still, Garth has a taser that he can zap bad guys with while Wayne can kick his opponents. Throughout the course of the game you'll be able to fight ninjas, black cats, giant spiders, bouncers, musical instruments that have come to life, the Tidy Bowl Man, and many other things. Between levels you'll see Wayne and Garth talking about the same things they do in the first "Wayne's World" movie.
Wolverine: Publisher: LJN. Year: 1991. Difficulty: Easy. Graphics: Good.
This game is easy to beat. The hardest part about winning this game is the final battle with his enemy Sabretooth...because he's always bouncing around! But if you can push the villain over the cliff you've got it made! Lots of interesting locations and villains to fight. After Wolverine kills so many villains, he goes into a temporarily invincible berzerker rage! Collecting burgers and beer bottle icons increases his strength. There are also cameos from other X-Men heroes including Havok, Psylocke, and Jubilee. When you find Psylocke, she'll give you a device that can summon Havok when your strength is low. She's drawn pretty "big" in her brief appearance. Yowza! When you find Jubilee, she'll give you a device that will allow you to breathe underwater for a longer period of time. Magneto is the main villain you fight before Sabretooth and he is EXTREMELY easy to beat. He isn't any harder to fight than the thugs. The graphics are pretty well done, but all the characters are so small on the screen that you just get the idea that you're seeing Wolverine, Magneto, Havok, Sabretooth, ninjas, etc. They aren't very detailed. The best thing about this game is that you're playing the roughest, toughest member of the X-Men throughout the entire game and taking him on many wild adventures in the skies, above ground, underground, in the water, and through tunnels and mazes of all varieties.